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Afro-independent (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888

September 22, 1888 · Page 2 of 8

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ifWPPBWWPBPi yt+' F. L. KENNY CHAS. W. HOWARD, 8. G. WALDON O. RITT. CITY NEWS. given, and the genial and ever affable SlGlSl sPAINTELR I 374)4 Minnesota street. Mrs. T. H. was around gladdening CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS IOS Bait 5th 8t, St. Paul. Minn. SHAYING PARLOR! and making welcome the hearts of Subject to the action of the Republican EDITOBS. 4 Sigus of all Kinds. WILL H. BROWS Enirm TONSORIAL PARLO R! '-si WT W J. 8INOI.ET0N county convention. those who were lucky enough to be in Fine Hair Cutting a Specialty. a radius of her sweet smiles. There 5 Eaat Fourth Street, T. PAUL, MlWIt. Hiircittiif, slBTiu -aid Jiinjoaiii. SATURDAY, SEPT 22, 1888. JOHN H. HARRIS. was an impromptu musical program THE EUREKA l HOT AND COLD BATHS A SPECIALTY. rendered, in which the company of CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. Fini te Repaired Yarnishcd! 'Subscribe for the AFRO. CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND MAR S. young men from Fisk University took Subject to the action of the Republican Read our new advertisements. county convention. UPHOLSTERING part. CmniBffbam A Jefferson, If you want a situation send in your Repeating Ckalra wlttaCaoa or Perforated ENTERPRISING DRY GOODS FIRM. name. CW\*. B. CHAPBIi. 3B5 Miantaota St., ST. PAUL. MINN. Office work* Specialty. Orders by Portal Care We would call special ottention to Eitirtatiin: f. H. BUTT WI. PA8E. Read the Dispatch only 10 cents per YOU SUFFER CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. Promptly attended to. the large advertisement found elsewhere 6o Seat Fourth St.. ST. PAUL. MINN week. FRED HESSE, Subject to the action of the Republican in this issue of the AFRO, of the county convention. Hon. E. M. Wilson will have a walk John W. WU la. Geo. If Setaon. Al. H. Spee". from Biliousness, Constipation, Piles, enterprising dry goods store of Durocher away. Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Colds, WILLIS, NELSON & 8PEEL, ED. 8. BEAN. and Wessell, on the northwest cor. AXD DEALER Hf Special sale on gents fine shoes at A. G. Liver Trouble, Jaundice, Dizziness, of Cedp.r and Seventh Sts. These are CANDIDATE FOR BHRRIFF. LawSausage, Bacon and Ham, Attorneys and Counsellors at Peil, 38 East Seventh street. tf Bad taste in the Mouth, etc.You the people to go to when you want Subject to the action of the Republican need Suffer no longer The AFRO'S foreign circulation has Stall* 5 and 7, Public Market. good, honest bargains, for they particularly county convention. Warner's 8AFE Pills doubled. ST. PAUL. M'NM. Gtor. American Bank ti fal mw| want your trade as is shown by rM" GO TO THE *u "No negroes need apply"Millionaire Building. Boom 41. the fact that they advertise in our paper. GRAND RESTAURANT Two-Horse PowerEngine, $ 75 will cureyou.Theyhavecured tens Merriam. C. TYSOI BUTCHER, Give them a call for elegant winter Of thousands. They possess these 384 'vsra.toM&o. st, Ladies call at Peil's 83 East (Seventh vraps. WITH STEEL MMUER.SISO. Attorney and CoDDsellorat Law! points of superiority sugar coatedi: Everything aerved in flraUclaea style at street for low prices on fine shoes. tf purely vegetable contai a no ca reasonable prices. Oystera aerved in every CHEAP, RELIABLE, SAFE. Ti i style. Open day and night. omel, mercury or mineral of any They say the local scribe of the PERSONAL. ^Automatic Bollei Feaa. Automat}* Pop Safety VaWe. Bteel Boiler. Coat HEINS. Prop'r. kind do not gripe never sicken: DRHUR AFRO is a dandy. Mr. Robert Hunton is rapidly convalescing. of running uaraptee not to ROOM 86 GLOBE BUILDING. three cents per hoar. Nothing equal easy to take mild in operation and to It ever before offered for the price. If you want roomers or boarders Lanier etiee equally low. for these reasons are especially thg tor rar.E PISCHIPTIVE CIRCCLAB. Mr. Loyd McDonald left last week advertize in the AFBO. (HAS. P. WUUUtl favorites of women. Ask for Go to Murphy Bros, for cloaks, dressgoods for Adrian, Mieh. 8S6 Rudolph St., CMcaf*, HI* WARNER'S SAFE PILLS. wrx AMS taia T vm and flannels, 142 E. 7th St.,Ryan Mr. John Daubbins paid the a AFRO, li You Want the Bt! Block. pleasant call on last Sunday. Chicago, St. Paul We have not begun to fight yet, but UO. 8 4 2IABT THIRD eTRBSTT. Mrs. Win, Godett will return shortly -=TAKE No. when we do we intend to make things from an extended yisit in Ohio. THE MEW TRAIN Our Painless System is Used by us Only hum. & Miss Franker will spend about ten Fine shoes made to order and repairing Leaving CHICAGO Dalll** Kansas City Railway. days with relations in Chicago. S:SO p. .I via the LAKE nmtly done at A. G. Peil, 33 East Seventh iHOKE and New York Rev. Scott B. Jones left last week for Central Xallway* and arriving Prom 1 to 20 teeth extracted in 3 street. tf at all Eastern cities (MINNESOTA 4 NOETHWESTEBN.) his new pastorate charge at Helena, the next day. tOpen to all Who can the Republicans nominate classes of travel). Elegant minutes. No pain or Danger. Best Ar Wagner Sleeping and Drawing Montana. SKCJRE Room Cars through to that will pool more colored votes than Boston and New York without LIMITED TKAISS BETWEEN Uncial teeth at Lowest Prices. Perfect Mrs. Phil. Hunton, of Kent St. has change. The Celebrated Hon. Edmund Rice. ST. PAUL, HIKJTEAPOLia Chicago and New York Wrwner left the city to spend a couple of months Vestibule Limited will Tit Warrrnted. Saving Natural Teeth A furnished room suitable for two ASD leave daily as formerly at in Detroit. StSOp. at. Cnequaled for CHICAGO. punctual service and luxurious young men. $10 per month. 533 W. S0& Specialty. accommodations. Tourist Miss Calie Alexander, of Detroit, is tickets to Eastern points 7 th street. CONNECTION MADE FOB now on sale. For information in the city, the guest of her sister Mrs. regarding routes ana KBW TOBK, BOSTON, Go to Allen & Co., for neat, nice All Fillings Strictly First-Class. Htl IV6. Phil Anderson. rates^r^le^^ar^cse^at^s^app^yto PHILADELPHIA, CIIEYEIJAND, Chicago. and genteel livery, 180 E. 6th St., and WASHINGTON, BUFFALO, ^NAMLTHIS I'AVKI ."T n Ton rlt. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bell entertained corner 5th and Cedar. BALTIMORE, DETROIT. Northern Pacific at tea Sabbath, Miss Cora French and CINCINNATI, COLVMBTTS. EVER IPEIITIN CUUIIEEB LHSESIHI NOST COMPLETE DEiTAL OFFICE II THE EITIBE WEST. The AFRO-INDEPENDENT is not a INDIANAPOLIS, PEORIA, Mr. C. H. Bush. campaign sheet, but a fixed factor in LOUISVILLE, Bstatolistied IBSO. Mrs. Cora Sterritt after a pleasant AKD ALL POMfTB EAST ASD SOUTH. the politics of the northwest. stay of ten days in our city, has returned Best line of boys and girls school shoes in DIRECT LIKE TO to Edina Mill. the city and reasonable prices, A. G. Peil, RAILROAD IS TBI t. Louis, Dubuque, Kansas Oft* 33 East Seventh stseet. tf Miss Nellie Banks has returned to Des Koines, Loaven-worth, SHOETEST ROUTE The illumination during last week Lyle. Jtarahalltown, Kansas City, after spending a delightful AND ALL POIST8 SOUTH AND WEST. was great. Much praise is due Mr. summer in our midst. From all Points In Southern Dakota Vla Van Slyck for his efficient management. Oakea, to Mr. Lincoln Valley Grey left last ONLY LINK IN Tlf WEST RUNNWfO HELENA and BUTTE MANN BOUDOIR CARS," Tuesday for St. Louis, where he is to Col.LD. H. Saunders the eloquent take a position on a newspaper. democratic negro orator paid us a call Miss Callie Elaxander of Detroit, Sleepers and Dining Cars and predicted a great future for the And the Only Line Bunnlac Either Mich., is visiting her sister Mrs. Phil. OX ALL NIGHT TRAIN S. AFRO. Anderson, 877 Wobdbridge street. 195 Bast Third, StreetFor Dini ng Oars, Go to Allen & Co., for neat, nice Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Gardner entertained full Information apply to Pullman. Sloepi and genteel livery, 180 E. 6th St., and at dinner Sabbath, Mr. J. Parnell, J. A HANLEY. corner 5th and Cedar. OB L. F. DeLyons and C. H. Bush. IDr- H-CLTCI. ITo. 2 4 EJ. 3rd. St. Traffic Manager. Mr. H. A. DeLeon formerly second Mrs. Lewis and daughter of 5th St., FREE COLONIST SLEEPERS, Minn. St- FetvO, waiter of the Ryan Hotel left last Durocher & WesseFs left Tuesday evening for Chicago. week for St. Louis to reside permanently. THBOUGH Mrs. Lewis onroute to Nashville, Tenn. Dakota,MontanaandWashington St. Paul is to have a larger Ice Carnival A GREAT SHOE HOUSE. NEW DRY GOOD S A. G. Peil the popular shoe man of than ever, this winter. Preparations TERRITORIES. No. 33 East 7th St., is the place to visit have already begun to make it when you want good reliable bargains. the most unique affair ever witnessed THIS IS THE ONLY RAILROAD TO He has by his fair dealing with in America. SPOKANE FillS, TACOIL all people succeeded in building up a WantedBoarders and roomers. splendid trade. He especially invites Rates moderate location good. Apply OITHPIA AND SEATTLE the colored people of St. Paul to visit 23 W. 5th Street, Mrs. Luella Smith. AND his new store at the above number and Messrs. W. W. McCoy and G. T. And lithe Popular Route to inspect his line lot of new foot wear. Jackson have opened a first-class Portland and San Francisco. Tonsorial Parlor on Jackson St., between NOTICE. 5th and 6th, which they have The stockholders of the AFRO-INDE- NOHTHWR8T GOBNEB OF GEDAB AND YTH STS. christened the "Palace Shop." We PENDENT Pub. Co. will meet at the REMEMBER THAT THIS 18 THE wish them success. office of the company on Monday eve, YELLOWSTONE PARK LINE. the 24th inst. By Order Cloaks Cloaks Col. D. H. Saunders, colored,Daddressed J. C. BINGA, Pres't. the 8th ward Cleveland and For Full laormat on, Pamphlets, Etc address Thurman club last Monday night, he is FOB RENT. CHAS. S. FEE, a forcible campaign speaker and is -One furnished room suitable for two gentlemen or man and wife, call at .j booked for several speeches in Minneapolis Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent. 469 St. Peter St. and St. Paul. ST. PAUL, MINN Have just received a new line of BUSINESS BREVITIES. FIVE millinery goods consisting of the latest A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF THE Aly ka salmon pack will exceed 300,- style in hats bonnets, feathers and bird HARVEST 100 cases this year. ornaments. Mis* Mary Martinke, 151 GIRLS are employed as shingle packers in PI,USH SACQUE& MODJEJSKAS, JACKETS, ETC. Ihe mills at Bay City, Mich. West 3rd street. EXCURSIONS THE citrus belt of Southern California The St. James S. S. officers held a hipped this year 2,250 car-loads of oranges. WISCONSIN parties have commenced the meeting at the residence of Mr. T. H. ALSO raising of buffaloes for the sake of their TO Lyles last week and elected the following hides. OlotH Ulsters, Raglans and. Jaofcets MINNESOTA. DAKOTA. new teachers: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. A SHORTAGE in the salmoncrop is reported from the Pacific coast, as was to be expected. Barry, Mrs. Parker and Rev. J. M. MONTANA. Henderson. Assistants, Mr. Ford and THE imports of cocoanuta for the first sir Dress Goods Dress Goods Mrs. G. W. Matthews. AUG. 2l*t. months of the year 1888 amounted to 9,5T1,- TUESDAY,' i SEPT. Uth and 2Sth. 198 nuts. OCT 9t and 23d The summer has passed and the vacations A MASSACHUSETTS quarrying company haa are over, and the smiling faces received a contract for supplying o,0OO [VIA THE headstones for the National cemeteries. of so many teachers can be seen no THE manufacture of burial ahoes, which St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry more about our city, they having returned now a branch of the footgear industry to their field of labor, all claiming af Chicago, promises to become a lively All at business. FROM that the saintly city is the one BROAD CLOTH, CALIFORNIA'S production of dried fruit in-, LADIES' CLOTH, SOcts Per Yard! among many to spend a vacation. ST. PAUL AND MMAPOUS creased from 5,070,000 pounds in 1883 to 26,- 105,000 pounds in 1887. Mrs. Chas. S. Sweed, wife of the MEMPHIS i* the greatest inland cotton, AT RATES 54 Inches Wide, All Shades. managing editor of the AFRO INDE- 54 Inches "Wide. All 8hades, market in the world, receiving from 700,000 CHEAPER THAN to 1,000,000 bales yearly. PENDENT, left last Wednesday eve for THERE are 500,000 retail tobacco-dealers in 48c PER YARD $1.48 PEB YARD.* the Pacific coast over the C. St. P. M. EVER BEFORE! the United States and500,000 workers inters Over Five* HiRdrtd Pitcts & O. via Council Bluffs, Kansas City ested in the manufacture of smoking and chewing tobacco. and Denver. She will spend the winter THE demand for ribbon is now so great of DRESS 600DS at the a im SILKPLUSH in the land of "sunshine and orange that one State alone, NetyJersey, turns ouj Points weittf G.and Forks in DAKOTA and B8,675,000yardsa year. This is 110,025,000 blossoms." Genuine Broad Cloth, MONTANA LESS THAN ONE. FARE, no round prict, which is oar popttir feet, or not quite 22,731 miles. i trip rate b*.-~ than TWENTY DOLLARS, IT is estimated that there are 10,000 dorists Best Value, All Shades. damn* GREAT FALLS. HELENA AND BUHfc. in the United States, with 1,000 acres A SOCIAL EVENT. price. MONTANA. entirely covered with glass, in the shape o* 94c PER YARD. The surprise party tendered Mrs. G. 65 CENTS PER YARD. Penon. desiring to take tnp th.ough Northern green-houses, devotedtoflowers. W. Matthews, of Chicago, who has M,nneta, Dakota or Montana (or the purple of THE people of the United States are using annually not far from 10,003,000 barrels of looking over the country, or with the idea o^lerhng been visiting her sister Mrs. T. H. wut. and there haa been a steady increase new home within the bo.in.lanf. o( the t.RANDKST Lyles,on last Monday night, was one of of pounds per capita for the last decade. WHEAT BELT IN THE WORU an agr.n.l- We Respectfully Invite You to Give us a Call. the most pleasurable affairs ever witnessed YORK, Pa., is suld tft have the greatest tural country suitable for diverged farming. cUiiy ra carpet works in the United States. Six and rtock purport, will do well to take advantage in our city. The spacious and hundred women and girls make carpet rags, of tSieier ate. magnificent residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. and there are 100 weavers and spoolers. humm For map* information *VI*Y V*" & WESSEU IMist tor, 7th and Ceda Sts. H. Lyles was crowded with a hilarious MORE than 2,000,000,000 cigarettes werw ticket agent, to any agent of the cowpany. or old in the United States during the yea* throng from one end to the other. The f. I. WMITNSV, lT. The entire business is in the bands party was indeed in keeping with the Gen'l Paw. aJ Tkt Agt- less than half a down Anns, who capect tbH St. Paul. Minn estimable lady In whose honor it was veer to increase their product. 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